Churches Should Be Quiet Zones
Hamburg architect Gerhard Langmaack urged Berlin conference attendees to treat church buildings as quiet zones and islands of peace. He said future town planning should place churches as centers for meditation and unhurried gatherings to counter the busy shift toward domestic peace at home.
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revival meetings close after week of church notes
Attendance at Sunday School reached seventy two this week. A Musical Blizzard blindfold piano piece entertained the group. Rev and Mrs Irwin Self and family of Grand Ledge attended and sang for the church device. Neita Neeland will lead the Young People’s meeting Sunday evening November 24 at 7 00 p m. A fellowship supper at Elm Grove Church parish house Thursday at 7 00 p m with Thanksgiving theme Turkey on the menu. A Youth Rally planned at Mt Pleasant Church of the Nazarene Friday November 22. Monthly missionary meeting November 27 with a Japan study and attractions. Weekend visits from relatives and friends across Michigan noted throughout the column.
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Irwin’ Self
Grand. Ledge
Neita’ Neeland
Elm Grove Church
Turkey
Mt. Pleasant
Nazarenne
Japan
LYF Enjoys Skating Party
LYF met on Sunday November 10 and voted to sell candy for a money raising project. They held a skating party at Lake Skating Rink on November 14 with lunch served by David Hintz and Virginia Haddox.
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LYK
Lake Skating ‘Rink
David Hintz
Virginia
Haddox
Church of God notices growing Junior Church and revival plans
Attendance at Sunday School nears normal with 91 members and Junior Church at 33. next Sunday adults join service. Rev Lee Sickal leads theme on The Bible. Rev Paul Helbling preached Love of God and revival begins December 10 in Owosso Church of God. Baptism set for November 24 at 3 40 in Midland East Ashman Church of God. many from Clare will be baptised.
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Lee
Sickal
Paul Helbling
Helbling
Owosso Church of God
East Ashman Church of God
Midland
Clare
Feed Regimens For Michigan Dairy Calves and Replacements
Michigan dairymen outline feeding for calves from six weeks to a year old. They detail grain needs of two to four pounds daily for four to nine months, options including oats, hay, and grass silage, and adjustments as calves reach one year. They stress protein needs, corn silage with added hay, and reducing grain once calves reach good body size.
Peas Hit Markets Across Three Farm Methods
A bountiful pea crop goes to market this year with products available in three forms on the farms: frozen, canned, and dried. Local growers report strong demand for all packaging types and expect steady sales through harvest season.
How much fertilizer can Michigan farms use efficiently
Michigan soil variety climate and application methods affect fertilizer needs. MSU soil science and agricultural economics run statewide trials in Kalamazoo Calhoun Gratiot Tuscola Sanilac counties and East Lansing to determine optimal fertilizer use. Results aim to raise yields and profits while guiding future price and practice scenarios.
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Michigan
Soil Science
Agricultural Economics
MSU
Kalamazoo
Calhoun
Gratiot
Tuscola
Sanilac
University Much Experiment Farm
East Lansing
Poultry Prices Steady as Broilers Remain Abundant
The U S Department of Agriculture reports high quality broilers and fryers are plentiful and economical now, signaling favorable market conditions for consumers and producers alike.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Deer Wounds. Cow Fatally Injured by Buck Deer
A 450 pound cow, a heifer, was killed after November 3 near Fish Creek west of Carson City in Montcalm County. Conservation Department investigators found head and back injuries with marks from deer antlers and hooves, indicating the deer caused the fatal damage.
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Carson City
Mont ¢Alm
Fish Creek
Conservation Department
Household hints on turkey cooking and egg quality
Advice on handling portions of turkey and choosing eggs by grade. Indicates roasting half or quarter turkey, cooking time for thick meat, and eggs graded A and B with best uses. Recommends moderate to low heat for eggs to prevent toughness.
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